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00:06I'm keeping you safe, because remember, I love you, New York.
00:13You're giving yourself rather extraordinary emergency power.
00:16Your safer streets initiative equates vigilantes with terrorists.
00:20You took my damn.
00:21The task force took her, and people usually use it here when that happens.
00:23I've had to clean up the streets. I've done that.
00:28You're being held here under the Safer Streets Act.
00:31You're not at Rikers.
00:32The NYPD has no jurisdiction over this place for any knowledge of your whereabouts.
00:36Kirsten, plead out. Avoid losing the Duquesne case.
00:39Oh, Ben, fuck you.
00:41Now you've got a ship capsized in the East River.
00:43I could put together a little night crew from all over the world.
00:47Who's using the free ports of small arms?
00:53If Fisk gets the guns off the boat and into Red Hook, they disappear.
00:56I have something to show you.
01:00They're hunting us. Maybe it's time we started hunting them.
01:18If they swim in, they'll see them.
01:33If we're in the East River.
01:33What was I supposed to do, sit there and wait for them to come in, guns blazing?
01:38Look, I did a little recon.
01:41Recon?
01:45What is going on?
01:47This is how we end it.
01:49My kidnapping task force.
01:50Life, it works.
01:52Look, the reason that I brought him here is I'm telling you there's just something different about him.
01:59Different how?
02:12Hey, wait, wait, wait, wait.
02:14You got it all wrong.
02:15I was looking for you.
02:16Yeah, to kill us.
02:17No.
02:17Whatever you, the resistance is.
02:20I want to help.
02:21Bullshit.
02:22It's a trap.
02:23Oh, no, it's not.
02:24Talk, talk.
02:24Powell, the rest of them, they're psychos.
02:27You either, you either go with them or you're dead.
02:31What Fisk is doing to you guys, hunting you, all of it, it's wrong.
02:35You're lying.
02:36You're a liar.
02:37You are lying to us.
02:39I used to tell you the truth.
02:41Okay.
02:43So you want to help us, so what?
02:46I'm part of a detail at Red Hook, okay?
02:49We're watching over the Northern Star.
02:51Check my left pocket.
02:57That'll get you in everywhere.
02:59But they change the code at midnight every day.
03:05You're lying to me.
03:06I'm not lying.
03:07You're lying.
03:07I'm not lying.
03:09Look at me.
03:13What's your name?
03:15Saunders.
03:16Alan Saunders.
03:17Okay, Alan.
03:19The hood's going back on.
03:22I'm going to hit you hard.
03:24It's going to hurt.
03:25Karen, I'll take you outside.
03:27You're telling your squad I kicked the shit out of you.
03:31If you're lying to me, you fuck.
03:34I'll find you.
03:36And I'll be unhappy.
03:39I'm not.
03:42You've got to stop, Fisk.
03:44You're the only one...
04:13You're the only one...
04:14I got to stop.
04:15I don't know.
04:16I'll get you.
04:18I'm going to be happy.
04:20I've got to get you high.
04:20I'm going to be hungry.
04:30I'm going to get you.
09:12Come on, step out.
09:18Stop.
09:20This way.
09:22Can I take this thing off?
09:23Nope.
09:32You know you're breaking like ten different laws here.
09:35This isn't how reasonable access to legal counsel is supposed to go.
09:39Well, your client's a terrorist, so...
09:40That requires a staggering burden of proof.
09:43Fucking lawyers, look.
09:44You're getting your visit.
09:46There's no need to give me shit about it.
09:49Besides, ma'am, I'm just trying to do my job.
10:12Stop.
10:17Forward.
10:23Forward.
10:28Stop.
10:30Remove the goggles.
10:32Finally.
10:34You got 15 minutes.
10:36Don't trash shit.
10:40That goes for you, too.
10:44Mr. Duquesne.
10:48It's a pleasure to finally meet you.
10:51I'm surprised they agreed to such legal niceties.
10:55Well, I filed about a dozen separate legal briefs.
10:59Most of them questioned the validity of this trial.
11:01I think you mean tribunal.
11:04Yeah.
11:06It's a mess.
11:08At least Hopper agreed to this meeting.
11:10He doesn't want to set a precedent, at least not this early.
11:15So I'm the first, aren't I?
11:18Yeah, you are.
11:19Which means I have no idea how this is going to go.
11:23Well, sorry.
11:24Well, I imagine it will be quite a spectacle.
11:29Fisk needs this, a public show.
11:32The guillotine sur le Place de la Nation.
11:34And to think this started out as just a God-variety shakedown.
11:39Shakedown?
11:40Fisk wanted me to invest in his port project.
11:44I refused.
11:46Et voila.
11:47If this was really about vigilantes,
11:50I think he would go after more than just his personal enemies.
11:53If Mayor Fisk can prove you're the swordsman,
11:55he'll just take what he wants and the law will let him.
11:57Forfeiture of a criminal's assets.
11:59You know, the similarities to the reign of terror never cease.
12:03So when do they loot St. Patrick's now?
12:06I think that's scheduled for Tuesday.
12:07No, perfect.
12:09The thing is, I've seen the discovery.
12:12The district attorney has no proof you are who Fisk says you are.
12:17Do they need that these days, Counselor?
12:21I don't know.
12:24We really don't know.
12:32We really don't know.
12:56You're turning into Frank.
13:00Well, I always said,
13:02know your enemy because they're all you got.
13:04Yeah.
13:05That sounds extremely Frank.
13:09You think he's dead?
13:11No, not a chance.
13:12If he was, Fisk would hang his corpse off the Brooklyn Bridge and take another Punisher.
13:18He's saying that from the rooftops.
13:19So what?
13:20So he's just...
13:23All this, he's just out there just being him.
13:26Same as always?
13:28Huh.
13:29I don't know.
13:30You know, he's always been there for me, for us, before.
13:35So...
13:37What are you, uh...
13:41You're saying you want his help?
13:43Well, I mean...
13:45He is effective.
13:53You guys, murder is not how we win this.
14:04Karen?
14:05Jesus Christ.
14:06Okay.
14:06Okay, yes.
14:07Of course.
14:07Of course.
14:08I am not suggesting that we go out and start murdering random task force, but...
14:12Cutting the head off the snake?
14:14Does killing Fisk bring Foggy back?
14:17Would he have wanted that?
14:20Trust me, I ask myself the same thing every day.
14:24Vanessa killed Foggy, and nothing happened.
14:27Fisk got voted into office, he turns the city in his own personal piggy bank, guarded
14:31by thugs with badges, and nothing fucking happened.
14:34I know.
14:34It just feels like we are up against so much.
14:38But we still have a system that is not entirely broken.
14:42Yeah.
14:46Are you sure the governor got a copy?
14:50I am.
14:58Where did this come from?
15:00Anonymous.
15:01Come on, Gomez.
15:02There's nothing anonymous.
15:03Especially not a document like that.
15:11You sick your CIA friend?
15:13I'm my attorney general.
15:14You refuse financial assistance.
15:16I'd say you're looking to avoid state oversight.
15:20If I need help, I will ask.
15:22It was a deft move, developing Red Hook.
15:24Knowing its status as a free port would lead to incredible profits with minimal accountability.
15:30I understand that Fisk Industries and your wife, Vanessa, are major shareholders.
15:35All of it transferred into a trust when I took office.
15:38All the paperwork completely legal.
15:40I have no doubt.
15:41But money and an army of white shoe lawyers doesn't make you immune.
15:46Well, we still don't know what's inside, Red Hook.
15:49New construction didn't have any blueprints.
15:51At least, none that we can steal.
15:56Well, okay, so you get inside.
16:01Then what?
16:02I torch the weapons.
16:03Make a big noise.
16:05You get your sources to put it out there.
16:07And we force everyone in New York to see who he is.
16:11To know what he does.
16:13You know, I recently received a copy of the Charter of 1855.
16:18The free port status is perpetual and inviolable.
16:21It can only be revoked by the order of the governor.
16:24Well, I sincerely hope for New York's sake that you're not considering such a thing.
16:29The governor will have to revoke the charter.
16:34I'm going to be okay.
16:35You don't know that.
16:37You don't know that.
16:40Every time you go out there, there's no guarantee you come back.
16:43Mayor Fisk, I've turned a blind eye to your emergency powers, safer streets, vigilante trials,
16:50because on paper, and with most of the voting public, it's working.
16:54I'm glad we agree on that.
16:55And I'm a firm believer in giving enough rope.
16:58But when a tanker with dubious cargo capsizes in the East River,
17:03that's when the rope pulls taut.
17:06Dubious cargo.
17:07I don't know where you get your information from.
17:09You don't, do you?
17:11If you'll excuse me.
17:15I'm not saying don't go.
17:16I'm just...
17:18Please, let's just be very, very prepared.
17:46You do realize we have the governor's dinner in an hour, don't you?
17:49Yeah.
17:50First rule, don't eat those things.
17:52What if it's gross?
17:53You're talking, you're munching, right?
17:55What if you laugh and spray food all over the deputy lieutenant?
17:59Not me.
18:02Besides, you're good.
18:03Try one.
18:04I'm good.
18:05You're good now.
18:06But maybe get into the shrimp cocktail.
18:0730 minutes goes by, you're sweating.
18:10Gut feels like it's gonna bust.
18:11You don't want to throw up all over the governor?
18:13I don't.
18:14They're dope as hell.
18:17Try one.
18:17Come on, trust me.
18:19Come on.
18:33Not bad.
18:34I told you.
18:37What's up?
18:40What do you know about the governor?
18:41No.
18:42You mean like opposition research from the last election?
18:44Well, I may be exactly that.
18:48Basically, Marge McCaffrey's boring as fuck.
18:51A speck of dirt or personality.
18:53She's like a nun with a machine gun.
18:55Played the game perfectly for decades.
18:56She's not gonna drop a stitch now.
18:58Well, everyone's got something to hide.
19:00That's why I'm gonna get the lieutenant governor ripped and find out what it is.
19:04What, and you think he'll give you a total stranger his secrets, do you?
19:07I just got you to eat street meat.
19:09What do you think's in that thing?
19:14You got any tips?
19:16Excuse me?
19:20I'm sure you run some interrogation skills up at, you know, Herefordshire.
19:27I'm sorry, where?
19:28Come on, you're a squatty, right?
19:31I mean, special air service for her majesty.
19:34Special ops.
19:36Don't look so shocked.
19:38I get in till two.
19:40How are you right now?
19:42No, I'm not high right now.
19:45Have you considered using these, um,
19:48intelligence skills of yours to find out who's leaking to the city without fear sight?
19:52Yeah, I'm on it.
19:53I told you, I'm on it.
19:55Good.
19:57Because you wouldn't want the squatty poaching your kill now, would you?
20:02No.
20:03No.
20:06Whoever is mocking the mayor must be punished, correct?
20:11Of course.
20:12Yes, of course.
20:13I promise that I'll figure out who it is.
20:18Great.
20:23He really hates that mask, doesn't he?
20:30Wouldn't you?
20:31I don't know.
20:32I mean, there's something flattering about being roasted like that, right?
20:35No.
20:37It's not flattering.
20:40Find out who it is.
20:42Turn them over to me.
20:44All sorted.
20:47Right.
20:56It's me again, your favorite air kickpin.
21:01Here to make a better new work.
21:04Look at this guy and his king's sword.
21:07He calls himself a swordsman?
21:08Don't worry, size doesn't matter.
21:11Sad no swordsman ever.
21:12But now that I've got him, he's going to have a hard time sorting out his problems.
21:22Jack Duquesne, this bargain-based man-sorer, thinks he's such a great guy.
21:27Donating millions of dollars to lame places like children's hospitals and women's shelters.
21:33Swordsman, another bored socialite, pushing his vigilante agenda on the weak and defenses.
21:39Don't they know? New Yorkers don't need any protection from these masked losers because I can save you.
21:45Me and my friendly neighborhood task force are here to protect you.
21:50And or throw you into a windows box where no one can find you.
21:53Because remember, I love you.
21:56New Yorkers!
22:22Old Raj!
22:34What's with the face?
22:37Buck up, buttercup.
22:39Come on.
22:42Let's do some good.
22:46His demeanor is combative, hostile.
22:49When challenged, he experiences eruptions of temper, sometimes consistent with violent episodes of mania,
22:56like those found in violent offenders, like the recent serial killer known as Muse.
23:00Objection! This is baseless speculation, Your Honors.
23:03Well, this is the clinical report of a respected psychiatrist, Your Honors.
23:07Do I need to remind the defense that Dr. Glenn has extensive first-hand experience with these kinds of violent
23:14killers?
23:15Okay, objection!
23:17Assume facts not in evidence.
23:19There is nowhere in this report does Dr. Glenn say that my client is a serial killer.
23:24Overruled.
23:24Mr. Hochberg, continue with the report, and please do try not to editorialize.
23:28Thank you, Your Honors.
23:30This is a mockery of the justice system.
23:32He's crucifying the cane.
23:34Everyone's buying it.
23:34No, no, not everyone.
23:37People are pissed.
23:38That's why he needs distractions like the swordsman trial.
23:41It keeps people guessing, keeps him scared.
23:43Right, right, right, right.
23:44Hearts of minds win the war.
23:46Mr. Duquesne, I would like you to tell the court what you told me about what happened at the governor's
23:51ball this past year.
23:52What doesn't that mean?
23:53Someone else has been inside Red Hook.
23:54Mr. Fisk has been pressuring me to fund his board project.
23:59At the ball.
24:01He took me aside and he threatened me.
24:03Objection.
24:03How is this relevant?
24:04The mayor's not on trial.
24:05Well, maybe he should be.
24:06Sustained.
24:10Your Honors, may counsel approach.
24:11You may?
24:20It took me six weeks to get access to my client.
24:22You gave me two days' notice before trial.
24:24We sent a scheduling change to Ms. McDuffie's email address weeks ago.
24:27To my dead Manhattan Superior Court email.
24:30Don't be a dick-hock work.
24:31Do you see what I have to deal with here, Your Honors?
24:33The thing is, Your Honor, I have to wonder if the media has had more time to prep than I
24:36have.
24:37If there is an enormous public interest in this case, counselor, and as you only have the afternoon for your
24:42defense, I suggest you get to your point.
24:44My point is, my client deserves a proper defense, and I have had no time to give it to him.
24:51Please allow me the latitude to build a case for him here today.
25:04I am not unsympathetic, Ms. McDuffie.
25:08However, under the Safer Streets initiative, our hands are tied.
25:12You know what's missing here, don't you?
25:13One single shred of proof that my client is who you, or should I say, Mayor Fisk says he is.
25:20Nice work.
25:21This isn't justice, and you know it.
25:23You are close to contempt, counselor.
25:34Really wish you'd taken my offer.
25:38I believe both the people and the defense have presented sufficient arguments.
25:43Objection.
25:45Overruled.
25:46They are ready to issue a verdict.
25:49Please rise, Mr. Duquesne.
25:52I'm sorry.
25:54Don't be.
25:55This was inevitable.
26:04Jacques Duquesne.
26:06On the charge of conspiracy to violate the anti-vigilante laws of the state of New York.
26:11This court finds you guilty.
26:14False.
26:15Get this.
26:16On the charge of vigilanteism, which includes the repeated and willfully violent offenses of assault and attempted murder, this court
26:24finds you guilty.
26:25For the entertainment of the masses.
26:27Sentencing will be at a later date.
26:29Until such time, you will be remanded back to detention.
26:32Court's adjourned.
26:34Presented in all its ugly glory by the man whose hand holds the scale.
27:00It's starting.
27:02I'll be right there.
27:23Sheila.
27:24Hi.
27:25Sheila.
27:26So sorry we didn't speak earlier.
27:28You know you are missed.
27:30Are you?
27:30I'll bet.
27:31Yeah, I really wish you were with us in Albany.
27:34I imagine you do too.
27:35Ah.
27:36The city is my home.
27:37She obeys the alternate side parking and she's governor.
27:40She's squeaky clean.
27:42She's like Mother Teresa, okay?
27:43The job is everything.
27:44Everybody's got something.
27:46And if there was something little, you would know about it.
27:49You look lovely.
27:51Your earrings are beautiful.
27:55I hear congratulations are in order.
27:58You were instrumental in keeping Jacques Duquesne off the streets.
28:02I just did my job.
28:05Always so modest.
28:09Celebrate your successes.
28:12By the way, I put you next to Buck Cashman.
28:19Mrs. Fiske, you didn't have to do that.
28:21Probably not.
28:22Well, it's certainly entertaining.
28:24For you or for me.
28:28Well, that's entirely up to you.
28:41Dr. Glenn.
28:43This is a pleasant surprise.
28:46Apparently, Mrs. Fiske thinks you need company.
28:48You're, um, a therapist.
28:53She might be right.
28:57Either way, she gave us the best seats in the house.
28:59How so?
29:01Well, we have a perfect view of the court.
29:04As in, royal court.
29:06Suitors, subjects, all swirling around.
29:11The king, of course, locking horns with the governor.
29:18The queen, observing everything, cataloguing it.
29:23Signing seats for inscrutable reasons.
29:27Exactly.
29:29And we are their humble courtiers.
29:32Hmm.
29:33Each chosen for the talents we possess.
29:39Like Daniel, for instance.
29:41The jester.
29:43At first glance.
29:45But is there more than makes the eye?
29:48An heir unapparent.
29:50And you're like him, don't you?
29:51You're like him, don't you?
29:54He's grown on me.
29:57And then we have Sheila, the chief of staff, or Iago.
30:04Waiting with a sharpened blade.
30:09And you?
30:10Me?
30:12Mm.
30:13I'm the knight.
30:16High opinion of yourself.
30:19All right.
30:19A man at arms, then.
30:21Hmm.
30:23Is this amusement for you, or self-soothing?
30:29Categorizing the sharks, that might one day tear you apart.
30:35Now that is a very good question, Dr. Glenn.
30:42Oh, no, I would like to make a toast.
30:47To Wilson Fisk and his incredibly hard-working and ambitious staff.
30:52To the incredible work you've done for the city and the port.
30:58You know, there's a saying in politics.
31:00You are the company you keep.
31:01She tells you, because she fears you.
31:04Mr. Fisk, you are a formidable businessman.
31:09Let's raise our glass to Wilson Fisk.
31:22Hey.
31:24Is that it?
31:26Yeah.
31:27That's all.
31:28Get back on the boat, and we'll pick you up once the load's delivered.
31:31All right?
31:32Wait.
31:33What's the problem?
31:35We've been on the boat all night.
31:37We've done the job, and we want to go back to our families.
31:40Why can't you pay and let us leave now?
31:42Because I fucking said so.
31:53Come on, come on.
31:55Come on.
31:55Come on.
31:56Come on.
32:01Come on.
32:02We'll get here.
32:04Come on.
32:13Nope. Nope.
32:16You try cutting me off tonight, Dougie, my friend.
32:19I'm going to call the health department.
32:21I'm going to tell those people that you have pizza rat,
32:25smoking crack in your bathroom.
32:29You're fun when you lose, you know that?
32:31Yeah.
32:33From the gentleman.
32:37A gentleman?
32:44Fuck!
33:03Hello?
33:04Stay there.
33:05Holy shit.
33:09I need your help.
33:11Okay, look.
33:13I'm a little bit drunk.
33:16And I've had a really bad day.
33:18And I cannot be dragged into any of this resistance bullshit.
33:22You're already in it, Kirsten.
33:24You met with Duquesne today.
33:25Are you following me?
33:26I need you to tell me everything you saw.
33:35Well, they had me wear blackout goggles, so I didn't see anything.
33:42I can work with that.
33:44I need you to tell me everything you've ever thought.
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